Engine cover shocks 94 ps190

[h2oskifreak]

I have searched key words and know there is a thread here dealing with shock replacement but I am coming up empty. Seems like there is a NAPA shock that will do the trick? Redoing the insulation inside my engine cover right now and sure would be nice to put together a fully functioning "dog house". Thanks for any help. "Freak"

[tex599]

Any auto store should be able to cross reference the part # on your old strut. Just picked 2 up from Autozone this morning, for my rear ski locker.

[SkiWest]

I just googled the numbers on my old shocks and amazon came up with a match that worked great.

[SkiWest]

Amazon Link

[Titanic]

Ordered a set for my '94 Prostar last year from Rockauto. I don't recall the part number, but I believe I matched the length of the strut and ordered the strut with a load of 30 pounds of force. Fit perfectly and holds the cover up nicely with new foam insulation installed.

[MC FEVER]

http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/...ead.php?t=5427

Take a look at post #34

[Lars]

I'll also add to try liftsupportsdepot.com. You enter in the dimensions you require and the lifting force and it'll tell you what it has in that size. Pay attention to the ball sockets though, some of them are a little odd.

[mikeg205]

this is the part -

SPD-GSN1-5300-60

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o91j4vsfr...Gas+Struts.pdf

[h2oskifreak]

Thank you guys!

[h2oskifreak]

Picked them up Saturday. Bought Napa and later realized the other to be the less expensive route. Good to go.

[east tx skier]

NAPA Part # 8195592.for anyone who's searching. At least, that's what it was when I replaced them years ago.

[Titanic]

Last summer I picked up two engine cover shocks from Rock Auto, part "ams automotive 4280" for $30 total, including shipping. These were 20.5" extension at 29 foot pounds and have worked well so far.